MN Department of Health lays off 170 workers
Federal budget cuts resulted in the Minnesota Department of Health laying off 170 workers, including some hired for the state response to bird flu. FOX 9's Rob Olson has the latest.
St. Paul City Council set to vote on trash emergency
The St. Paul City Council is set to vote Wednesday on extending a state of emergency issued by Mayor Melvin Carter over the city's trash collection.
Man dies after being stabbed multiple times in St. Paul: Police
Police say a man is dead after a stabbing the Dayton's Bluff neighborhood of St. Paul late Monday night. No arrests have been made.
SPPD shares details on fatal stabbing [RAW]
St. Paul Police Sgt. Toy Vixayvong shared information with the media about a fatal stabbing in the Dayton's Bluff neighborhood late Monday night.
Stabbing in St. Paul leaves man dead
St. Paul police say a man was found with multiple stab wounds Monday night and died from his injuries at the hospital. FOX 9's Chenue Her has more on the story.
Mayor Carter issues emergency declaration to avoid trash hauling stoppage
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter issued an emergency declaration on Monday to keep trash collection running in the city ahead of an April 1 deadline.
People of Color Career Fair expands to St. Paul
Rob Olson sits down with organizers from the People of Color Career Fair to discuss the event expanding to St. Paul.
104-year-old WWII veteran recalls combat, Winston Churchill, and life surprises
A birthday party for a 104-year-old St. Paul native with a Hawaiian theme is perfectly appropriate the more you get to know him. Don Kostohr is witty, loving, and his memory almost seems too good to be true.
104-year-old WWII veteran recalls life [FULL INTERVIEW]
FOX 9's Leah Beno sat down with a 104-year-old World War II veteran as he recalls the war and his life. Here is the full interview with Don Kostohr.
104-year-old WWII celebrates birthday
A birthday party for a 104-year-old St. Paul native with a Hawaiian theme is perfectly appropriate the more you get to know him. Don Kostohr is witty, loving, and his memory almost seems too good to be true. "He surprises me all the time. We sit and talk a lot," says Don’s son, Peter Kostohr.
White Bear Lake driver in fatal hit-and-run goes to police because mom told him to: Charges
A man accused of fleeing the scene of a crash that left a 72-year-old woman dead later arrived at the police station with his mother after she convinced him to turn himself in.
Some parking near State Fair no longer free
The City of Falcon Heights plans to start charging for street parking during the Minnesota State Fair. So just how much will it cost? FOX 9's Bill Keller has more on the story.
Falcon Heights plans to start charging for Minnesota State Fair street parking
The Falcon Heights City Council moved forward with a plan to charge for parking on some city streets during the Minnesota State Fair during a meeting on Wednesday.
North St. Paul’s giant snowman is a frosty fixture
The city of North St Paul has a small town feel in the middle of the metro. For 50 years, a giant snowman has been a symbol of this community.
North St. Paul giant snowman is a community symbol
A 44-foot-tall snowman has been a familiar North St. Paul community fixture for half a century. FOX 9's Maury Glover has the full story.
Gov. Walz orders state employees back to office, unions push back
Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday announced plans to require state employees to return to the office at least 50% of the time, a move that was met with immediate and forceful pushback from unions.
Walz orders state workers back to office
Unions are speaking out against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's order to partially return to the office. Meanwhile, local St. Paul businesses are welcoming any foot traffic they can get. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni and Soyoung Kim have the latest.
St. Paul has April 1 deadline to solve trash company's land dispute
The City of St. Paul has five days to figure out a garbage hauler service's land agreement, or residents will have nobody to take away their trash.
Eichorn released from jail ahead of trial
A federal judge released former Minnesota State Senator Justin Eichorn from jail ahead of his trial for allegedly attempting to solicit a minor for commercial sex. FOX 9's Paul Blume has the latest details.
Fmr. Sen. Justin Eichorn granted release after prostitution sting arrest
A judge has again granted pre-trial release to former Minnesota state senator Justin Eichorn after police say he was caught in a prostitution sting allegedly trying to meet with a teen girl.